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Does someone know of a Sqlite manager that I can put on my site, so that I can access it over the web and create/edit SQlite databases. I guess something like phpMyAdmin for MySQL.
try http://www.sqlitemanager.org/
It supports sqlite version 2 and 3 (version 1.2)
try https://www.phpliteadmin.org
This is the best web-based SQLite manager I've used so far. It is very easy to install and can do basically anything you would ever want to do with a SQLite database. It supports both SQLite2 and SQLite3. It even says on its web site that its goal is to be the SQLite equivalent of phpMyAdmin.
phpLiteAdmin is a single php file and it is a php-based, web-based phpMyAdmin-like SQLite manager:
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=ManagementTools
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Sorry if i am being ignorant but i started reading and learning about php and sql and all the sites i've checked said that php is designed for web.
I want to create a db for my android application, Can anyone clear my confusion and tell me, should i learn php in order to create a database server for my android application?
Thx.
PHP has absolutely nothing to do with the database layer. Your database is a completely stand alone software which is not written in PHP or has anything to do with the PHP language.
Php is designed for web
No PHP can be used to write CLI programs its not just for the web.
You can use any database you like, SQL Server, MySql, Marner DB, Postgres, SQLite, Oracle DB, Mongo DB, Couch DB to name a few. Pick which everyone suites your needs the most and use that.
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I developed a php web application in windows. As you know there is two service needed to do this; APACHE and MYSQL.
But my application will be hosted in custom computers, possibl no apache and no mysql in it. So I need a windows setup that install these services and also check if they are already exist and running.
Its my first time face with this, so please be as clear as possible on advices and examples.
Thank you
Under Windows environment, the simplest way is to install EasyPHP. To do this in an automated way, you'll need an install script (for quiet install for example). Check the website for details.
Hope it helps.
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I have developed a beautiful website in Drupal 7. During hosting it to main server, I realized that the server doesn't have any database facility in it. It has php support only. I want to host the website here.
I found some converter to convert php into html but this doesn't seems a good choice.
Somebody please tell me the better options for this scenario.
If you had another server or access to another platform that does have Database technology, you could just use that as the database host. They don't have to be located on the same host. Look up services such as: FreeMysql Hosting
A google for "mysql host" would turn up quite a few options
With that said, I'd just move host as earlier suggested
It is apparently possible to use some flat files instead of a database layer but it is not recommanded at all because of many aspects, space, performance, security, etc.... Some people are saying that every single people who has used flat files for BD and/or content management has regretted it in the end.
As choroba said, change provider to get a DB.
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So, I just upgraded to PHP 5.5 on my ubuntu test box and I can save and fetch user cache from apc_* commands along with apcu_* commands (both seem to work)
But when I check the APC backend (the APC control panel) , user cache entries never show up.
Do anyone know about any control panel or a backend where I can check and manage APCU user cache entries in PHP 5.5 ?
You need a different script for apcu:
https://github.com/krakjoe/apcu/blob/simplify/apc.php
https://github.com/krakjoe/apcu/blob/master/apc.php
APC Admin have newer realtime version, contactable to APCu, only issue is OpCode cache option does not work
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I would like to know if anyone knows about any program similar to WAMP Server; all-in-one containing PHP, MySQL, Apache?
I am targeting Windows OS.
Viewing the different WAMP distributions as packages of 3 separate applications and foundations to download different versions and plugins for those packages, you might also try Microsoft's Web Platform Installer.
I've been using Xampp for a while, it's free and works like a charm: https://www.apachefriends.org/index.html